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The company's history began in 1992, when the first retail outlet selling auto parts was opened. Six years later, in 1998, AVTORUS offered its customers wholesale supplies of spare parts. Over these years AVTORUS has built reliable business relationships with many auto parts manufacturers, creating an extensive partner network. Today the AVTORUS Group is: 17 auto parts hypermarkets in Moscow and the Moscow region and 16 service stations for retail and corporate clients; A wholesale department with more than five hundred popular brands and manufacturers in its range. Dealership centers selling new cars: Audi, Honda, Skoda, Kia, Volkswagen, Hyundai, Suzuki, HAVAL, Renault and used cars. As a result, the AVTORUS company has been successfully operating in the market for more than 25 years and improving its business processes, steadily raising the level of customer service.

PJSC Rosneft Oil Company is a leader of the Russian oil industry and the largest publicly traded oil company in the world. The Company's core activities are the exploration and prospecting of hydrocarbon fields, the production of oil, gas and gas condensate, offshore field development projects, the processing of extracted raw materials, and the sale of oil, gas and their refined products in Russia and abroad. The Company is included in the list of strategic enterprises of Russia. Its principal shareholder (40.4% of shares) is JSC ROSNEFTEGAZ, which is 100% state-owned; 19.75% of shares belong to BP Russian Investments Limited, 18.46% belong to QH Oil Investments LLC, and one share belongs to the state represented by the Federal Agency for State Property Management. The Company's mission is the efficient use of energy potential through projects in Russia and abroad, ensuring energy security and caring for natural resources.

BP has been working in the Russian oil and gas market since the early 1990s. The company's office in Moscow was opened in 1990. In 1996 the first filling station complex under the BP brand opened in Moscow. Currently the network under the BP brand has 122 stations in Moscow and the Moscow region, in St. Petersburg and Pskov, and in the Tver, Smolensk and Novgorod regions. The network is operated by Rosneft under a license agreement with BP. From 2003 to 2012, TNK-BP, the third largest vertically integrated oil and gas company in Russia, earned more than $55 billion in net profit. Production growth over nine years exceeded 40%, and the volume of proved reserves (under the classification of the US Securities and Exchange Commission) grew by more than 30% between 2003 and 2012. Over its history TNK-BP paid BP, as a shareholder, about $19 billion in dividends, as well as more than $190 billion in taxes and duties to the budget of the Russian Federation.